Your Business Deserves a Cloud That Won’t Fold
We build bulletproof cloud solutions — fully owned, security-wired, and managed by the same team who answers your call when sh*t hits the fan.
We Build It. We Run It. We Answer for It.
You won’t find another cloud solutions provider like us. We don’t resell someone else’s platform. We build and manage our own cloud infrastructure – from the data centre floor up – because that’s the only way to guarantee performance, control, and security.
Every cloud environment we deliver is architected for outcomes: faster access, stronger protection, smarter cost control. We don’t do “off-the-shelf cloud solutions” – we engineer right-fit infrastructure that solves the real problems holding your business back.
Most providers stitch together cloud services from a mix of vendors and call it “cloud computing.” Osmicro runs a commercial-grade VMware cluster on Dell PowerEdge servers with SSD SANs – hosted in St Leonards, fully managed in-house.
Every environment includes integrated backup, disaster recovery, and uptime assurance – because hosting without resilience isn’t hosting.
From private cloud to public integrations, we don’t sell platforms – we build environments that fit your business like a glove.
No more ticket bouncing or first-line dead ends. Our management services put you straight through to L3 engineers – the same people who built your system. You get 24/7 access, clear escalation paths, and support that gets things done.
Our hosted cloud platform aligns with ISO 27001, ITIL, and E8 compliance practices. While we’re not formally certified (yet), our systems follow best-practice frameworks to the letter. Every deployment is hardened for real-world security and compliance – no bolt-ons required.
Whether you’re working in healthcare, finance, or media, our cloud environments are engineered to meet strict data privacy requirements – keeping your cloud resources protected without compromising speed or availability.
Cloud infrastructure is only as good as its worst day. Our disaster recovery strategy doesn’t just promise recovery – it proves it, with:
We don’t wait for problems – our system flags them before you even know they exist.
This isn’t another marketing-led cloud solutions group. This is enterprise-grade hosting with service that shows up.
Let’s map your environment and show you how a proper cloud should run.
Cloud technology lets you move faster, spend smarter, and scale without dragging a server room behind you. You get on-demand access to resources like virtual machines, secure storage, and automation without the overhead of physical infrastructure. Done right, it improves uptime, resilience, and disaster recovery — and when security is embedded from day one, it can also help with compliance and breach reduction.
We’re talking less CapEx, more control, and zero excuses when it comes to performance.
Look beyond the marketing. You want a provider who owns the infrastructure, not one who rents it from three different vendors. They should be able to talk about infrastructure as a service, private vs. multi-tenant environments, and integrations - and do it without Googling mid-call.
More importantly, choose a provider that answers to you, not a partner portal. If they can't explain where your data lives, who can access it, or how they’ll keep it running at 3am, they’re not your provider.
You’ve got three core flavours:
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Think of this as raw computing power — virtual machines, storage, and networking you control.
Platform as a Service (PaaS): Tools and environments to build and deploy applications without managing the hardware.
Software as a Service (SaaS): Off-the-shelf apps delivered via the cloud — like Microsoft 365 or Salesforce.
Most smart setups use a mix. The key is getting the architecture and security right, especially if you're dealing with hybrid deployments or regulated data.
By removing barriers. Whether your team is in the office, at home, or split across time zones, cloud-based solutions give them consistent, secure access to the tools and files they need - in real time. Integration with platforms like Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 means identity, access, and permissions travel with your people, not their devices.
More visibility, fewer silos, faster decisions - and if it’s built right, no security trade-offs.
Three things: control, clarity, and commitment.
They should own or directly manage the infrastructure - no vague SLAs or third-party layers. They should speak plainly about what they do, how they do it, and what happens when something breaks. And they should be involved beyond deployment - with real support, actual engineers, and clear escalation paths.
If they can’t deliver infrastructure as a service, integrate Microsoft Azure, or manage virtual machines without subcontracting, they’re not the right fit for businesses that expect accountability.
